No, Puppy currently only finds a Linux swap partition, not a swap file.

Maybe in a future version...

So, you will have to create a Swap partition for Puppy to work in 32M ram. Alternatively, you can install Puppy on the hard drive, but to do that without booting up the live-CD first is a problem... back on the old forum there are solutions posted to that ...they temp moved the hard drive to another pc to install Puppy.

You can slim up Win 98 by dumping all but a couple of the system bit map files and all but a couple of system wav files, then back up all doc's and pics to another hard drive, then do a disk cleanup and de-frag.

This should clear up enough drive space for your linux swap partition.

Install on 233mhz 64meg 3.2hd Laptop -the old dog runs like a new puppy!
Remove HD from 32 meg system and temp install as primary master on 128meg system
Boot from Puppy CD (1.0.2rc or 1.0.2)
Go to rxvt command line (icon on desktop)
type cfdisk [Enter] and create a primary (bootable) hda1 Linux ext 2 partition
run the HD install wizard
option 2
/dev/hda1
y to take over HD
n to floppy
y to grud
first choice on all grud
when finish shut down (warning!!! do not re-boot in 128meg system)
re-install HD in 32meg system and boot.
if nee any more info email me at: windowsystemcomputers@yahoo.com

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